As other users said, depends how you use it. I find some use to enhance my drum beats with a bit. But I still usually adjust transients or glitch it a bit. I also find a lot of use for ambient and atmospheric noise. I never use loops for melodies. Even if the melodies are bangers, you’re not the only one using it. May as well use Dance E-jay 😂 More on reddit.com

I don’t use it cuz 1 I already got gigs of samples, if I’m really that starved for new sounds I guarantee there’s something in there I haven’t touched or there’s something on the internet I can rip. Otherwise power to you. I’ve seen young people my age call themselves producers after slapping a buncha dubstep loops together…. It’s usually pretty ass. I create a lot from scratch but I’ve started using loops because fk it the gloves are off in this industry, if some uncreative tools want to use ai in their process. More on reddit.com

*Samples a drum break from an old Jazz record*: "You're an artist!! Look what you created with something old and now you've transformed into something new! A true creative genius!" *Uses the exact same drum break from Splice*: "You're a hack Millennial and a loser and you're taking the easy way out! What a chump. Nobody makes original art anymore. It's all too easy." More on reddit.com

I think it’s great, particularly for what you’re looking for. Once you use it a fair bit you’ll start to notice the super popular samples etc, and in my experience it’s pretty easy to steer clear of those so your songs don’t sound like a splice music More on reddit.com